Little Linda Visits Herald Studio for Photo Ahead of Dallas Heart Operation
Linda Sue Sweaks a 19 month old girl from the Hoyte Community visited The Herald studio with her mother. Brady Brady photographed her for print in the paper. Linda, a blue baby born with a heart ailment, travels to Dallas on June 22 for surgery with Cameron community donations near 500 dollars and a fifty fifty chance of survival.
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Linda Sue Sweaks
Claude Sweaks
Hoyte
The
Herald
Brady & Brady
Linda
Dallas
Cameron
Southwest Texas State Teachers College grants degrees
Charlotte Fay Childress and Cor nelius Titsworth of Cameron were among 208 students receiving degrees in a graduation exercise at Southwest Texas State Teachers College on Thursday May 26 at San Marcos.
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Charlotte Fay Childress
Cornelius Titsworth
Cameron
Southwest
Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Mrs Will Massey Visits Friends in Cameron
Mrs Will Massey a visitor staying with her brother at Ben Arnold visited friends in Cameron Her home is in Pasadena and she travels to see relatives and acquaintances in the area.
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Will Massey
Ben Arnold
Cameron
Mrs. Massey
Pasadena
Hoyte H. D. Club Meets At Mrs. Angel’s Home
The Hoyte H. D. Club gathered at Mrs. Karl Angel’s home with 12 members and 14 visitors. Mrs. Frank Hanel hosted, demonstrations on strudel and bed spreads were shared, and a stork shower honored Mrs. Bill Williams. Guests brought cover dishes for dinner and Bingo games followed.
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Hoyte H. D. Club
Karl Angel
Frank Hanel
Mrs Lee Claxton Visits Mother in Salem
Mrs Lee Claxton visited her mother Mrs John Kamenicky in Salem on Monday and Tuesday.
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Lee Claxton
John Kamenicky
Salem
Mrs Frank McGregor Ill in Newton Memorial Hospital
Mrs Frank McGregor of Rice is listed among patients ill in Newton Memorial Hospital, reflecting a local health concern and ongoing hospital census.
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Frank McGregor
Rice
Newton Memorial Hospital
Mildred Burhus Illness Report From Cameron Family
Mildred Burhus daughter of Guy Burhus of Route 1 Cameron is ill and listed in Newton Memorial Hospital for treatment. The brief notice notes her hospitalization and origin without detailing diagnosis or prognosis.
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Mildred Burhus
Guy Burhus
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Mrs Seely Storey Visited Relatives Here with Children
Mrs Seely Storey and her children from Shreveport spent the past week visiting relatives in the area.
Sissy Farmer Dance Recital Promises Sunny Street Theme
Miss Sissy Farmer presents her Cameron students in On The Sunny Side Of The Street on Thursday June 9 at 8 p m. This third recital features tap toe and ballet with costumes and rhythm. Students from Cameron plus Rockdale Buckholts and Maysfield join guest artists from Waco and a Moody student dancer.
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Sissy Farmer
Miss Farmer
Cameron
Rockdale
Buckholts
Maysfield
Waco
Moody
Tomato Market Holds Steady Amid Low Prices
Foster Produce Co reports four truckloads of tomatoes moved from Cameron. No. 1 greens at 8 cents per lb No. 2 1.5 cents. Foster paid 7 cents for pinks. No. 2 pinks expected to fetch less. National market already at low levels as terminal markets overstocked. Local sheds shutting down and shipments from four counties. Local crop soon to mature. ripened fruit entering stores. Prices may slip further before a potential rebound.
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Foster Produce Company
Cameron
Foster
United States
Money From Hospital Bed To Blue Baby Fund
Local note reports donations to the Blue Baby Fund from Newton Memorial Hospital patient Max McClaren in Cameron Texas. He mails a $5.00 check to support Linda’s hospital account, praising community generosity in Milam County. HomER Peel and Archer Peel of Temple conducted business in Cameron last week.
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Mr. White
Linda
Newton Memorial Hospital
Cameron
Milam County
Max McClaren
Homer Peel
Archer Peel
Temple
Polio Epidemic Worsens in San Angelo and Across Texas
Texas cities report rising polio cases with San Angelo hardest hit at 61 cases and four deaths this year. San Angelo closes schools, pools, movies, and churches for a week as a rapid-assembly ward is prepared with new hospital cribs and hot-pack machines. Air base aid, emergency cleanups, and cancellations of the Civil Air Patrol encampment accompany the statewide effort led by Dr. George W. Cox as Austin tallies deaths in Austin Waco and Big Spring report cases and recoveries across multiple communities.
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San Angelo
San Antonio
Waco
Austin
Temple
George W. Cox
West Texas
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Charlotte
N. C
Health Department
Civil Air Patrol
Cox
Jared Smith
Sidney Smith
Kenneth Burns, Jr
Kenneth H. Burns
College Station
Texas A&m
Dallas
Big Spring
Plainview
Abilene
Donnie D. Woolverton
Grandview Hospital
Edinburg
Mission
Mrs Hulme and Son Visit Gregorys in Texas
Mrs Eleanor Hulme and son Ronald of San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs F L Gregory during the past week.
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Eleanor Hulme
Ronald
San Antonio
F. L. Gregory
Milano News roundup of obituaries and social notes
Tom McGee, a former Milano resident, died in a Galveston hospital and was buried in Milano Sunday. Buddie Burk moved to Austin to work for Lillie Ice Cream Co. and make their home there. Various Milano residents attended weddings, visits, and vacations in nearby towns. several youths pursue summer study. local tomato trade reports strong sales.
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Tom McGee
Milano
Galveston
Hugh McGee
Brenham
Buddie Burk
Lillie Ice Cream Co
Austin
Chas, Miller
Ida Howes
Kline Wise
Houston
Joyce Wise
Charlie Martin
Liberty
L. B. Dukes
Wesley Woods
Newton Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Jones
San Marcos
Patsy Wilson
Wise-Martin
D. L. Braun
Dallas
Lee Braun
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